Mueller team is considering trying Paul Manafort again

S Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller is considering re-electing Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign manager, for the ten charges that had been made in Virginia last August for a hanging jury.

The prosecution is still considering whether to bring new lawsuits based on what they said earlier this week, a violation of Manafort's September agreement.

Müller's team on Friday did not reveal the details of what exactly Manafort had violated the plea agreement, but they will be brought to justice on 7 December.

Manafort lawyers ̵

1; who did not appear before the federal court on Friday morning – will then have time until December 12 to respond to the details of the alleged breach of the plea of ​​defense.

District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson set a provisional date for sentencing Manafort on March 5.

The 69-year-old Manafort was convicted in Virginia in August in a federal state court in Virginia for money and tax fraud in eight cases. His trial was the first to emerge from Müller's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 elections.

Shortly before a second Manafort trial should begin in the federal district court in Washington, DC, Manafort accepted a plea agreement with the prosecutors and pleaded guilty to having committed two federal crimes. As part of the deal, Manafort agreed to answer "completely, truthfully, completely and honestly" questions of interest to the Special Adviser.

But in new court filings this week, Mueller's team said Manafort violated the terms of his plea agreement by lied to the FBI and the Special Advisory Bureau on "various topics."